New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-10
yHE EVANGELICAL ALLIANCE.
urcI>G THE NEED OF COOPERATION.

TWO THOUSAND DELEGATES CALL on THE PREsi-
DrNT-BURCnARD AND Mr.. CLEVELAND MtHI'
w..u,xcro~ Dee a.-At the opening OF the Conler-
cnco Of the Evangelical Alliance this morning. fresuen'
p,doc announced hat Illness had prevented mo ho'
Dr S;srrs OF Brosyn from being present ana t'at MS
naper on THE Necessity Of CooDeratsn IN chrs''ai
/ wcrn. would be read By the Rev. DR. Chamberlain OF
Rr,oslvn whom he introduced Dr. storrs III MS paper
,l.I IN the no . arising from tho misuse OF wealth,
,ureraci.and the arrangement of many from church
Isbop samuel Harris Of Michigan, said he believed
that this Conference tho practical response OF Ch'
ian wis,ioa tie call Of generally recognHei need
:. No would he towards and traitors, said he, III we
al not re,o. nza and fight tho cid but now tres Ily
uahenel forces % puac and social disorder The KIND
nj co-opera,-n advocate is not political Church anu
/ mat hc sonarate Our common school sys-
fem IA the peculiar product OF our AnglosaXOh Ohrs'i-
unity and We must stand for it against the very strong
an dangerous aftack o. Utrame ntansrn. which mas
taken advantage OF divisions to Danish the hlp'
fr,r H. and then with Inconsistency attack 1t as
/ Goile,s We must take higher ground than we
d f.urtcen years ago mt The Newiork meeting OF ths
| Alliance whom the divisions OF Protestant Cnrls 81
dom were ape sgized for Thank God. we are growing
yi.er We are seeing divisions are weakness
and randall. Hence hailed this can ior 'h''
uretu, to consult how should substitute
cooperation for competition which has 80 wisu o
resources especially o. hens hh s, H., Their
west WHERE in small towns scNsrH churrnr'; ~ ,
competitions afford spectacle to make devils ia"g', an
The Rev Tr Warrington GLADDEN. of Columbus ohio'
Rev dr. c.rse T. Post OF the Medical Mission,
Beirut syria. drew Pstnre OF me peaeht ~ ,n
tie plair which stood p'r'ls IF-ry whcIs III 'n ~
Anu.rh Nazareih Jerusalem, Beihirheln. Iouhd inc
Lrr Of lie Filse ropne upon the scattered representa-
ye ." Thr' an What Msr4p IS there That this
/ NAV not o1libt uch a specisc'eT ,,uo,os
The venerable Dr. Philip Schaf was m II introduced
"a on- wo wa, hr f1'her NJ thu Alliance ami mas been
nns 81 r.. msS active workers for IL en' lie thought
hell
,l mr. yrrliet inuDrfIuce lhan hat held Il, rteen
,..rs Az, IN proYn tl town banks Of the tud'
In, .o,.sa thca closed orcr that the dele gates
b nj mt attend tin Presidents reception
Al Tnr PRESIDENTS RECEPTION.
Nearly 900 member. OF the Alliance called in body
ab,nt O'Clock 10 pay their respects to President and
Mr.. Ceyelasi. They were received in the East Room
AID were ndiv duay presented TO the Pr'siisni and
Mr, cleveland by Mr. DoI.s. president Of the Asaee,
| ami Cosnel joan NJ wilson Mr. Dslge made bret
/ aI ,ress expressing the lrclt pleasure It gave tae
Alliance 40 o'iv 10 show thcir apprrclAtlon 81 ne
dent 10 cooperate with the Alliance ~ TIE cause Of
| ,hr.ianit,. me President replied IS f)A'"s;
fon ,i- y.a,er cal Alliance Of 10. Unite state; aoier
sAni the p1'1o"r II i's lane 10 s e q. o., o. o,
,hr,iau ru". 90 op met 1" $50 ro'"n' ana oA7oh'' d
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m ,n. rc-ari Tor o. common
ici acp.ud' a"an tie 'orA'y 'h' jr''e" ~ the non"
81 . .S pc,.s t. know hat your not
ia, i in 'fo,i chrl.t.n f-o~.h p NAM.
f, Il Won ,... 20 each 30 lole alton. Vou
,.u. na't be tolerant y Won would teach g en- 'er.
liberal. AMI II so.l teach lhrm nns'.n.a pal" ot 'T
rnrs in tno dol ron h.v- enlist 80
h-try 20 IN "ho believe IN the value anu ell
t4c ofl fflf L. 10 . O.
noble mission. % nuiori."n IN bread an renerou'
ou o. rour Iow t,en. .nd YOUR snl,svor' con.e
I'M n-n," ~ ne 'n,is mi L, 81 our in.t
or 1s,v,i Land
lac Rev. ur Bnrch4ri OF New-Yora. OF the three
! r." fame was amos. those pre- snted In" fr''dent
recognize him oacc. AMI Advancing toward him. SAIL
with considerable sar.cstpss- ami f.ryor that 10 ~"'
very s.i to .e- sim wnersnpon the crowd o. dess"e'
Nbs The lacnpers 81 tho Alliance waiting on 40
poftco co. the Whtc House. u prior 10 Their reel. ~
l., Ir,>i eat AMI Mrs Cleveland. ihry "srr 'n-d
| 10y = man Ioli woes began to 'ss the " FOX
"ls'y lie wa, Lea "h oy ,as r"Ge Az, ..s
AMI an,n.-incnt on he opening dap 81 Congress 10y
ca-n'in. u- "poI'loey" iiom t-s sAene'Ju't As tho
! Il.Ise caleb to oricr
| PRACTICAL METHOD or wOHK PROPOSED.
A. the after eon session the hr,, ~ aker was Dr.
Josiah l. Strong secretary Of as Alliance. Who said In
! part:
ietne leading Christian mon o. each community m"c'
siAsdy sud and plan pr.ctcl w,E such Tor etiupie
I b.
h., az. tne place Of th-t .lea 'nE md
40 ,v,''oE .1ii- dr.'' To- TX. 1s,o3p, Of ..'
tue .r-c place. whom ~ inal 9a' 9ei Ihg' are
should .ncu the nen. women AMI G.. .NiSn 20
As gn >'nt IN "nlli'. 'o'A t"' ~ - ~ - ~
loang rcim mar, ~ sings 81 the w9Ar' n. ,"ti uu
,"r r 49,, hcr wao h,vc o.nsl nl Il, not ai4
E ot -oro ,n.% 80 900 ia.b' ini ah'arh
lnAicphA 'om"ihinE sni ar nls been .r '
-. - t' 81 our ~, .I ~,n be- ,arr 81 INTO re home 81
vrIt. times %
ami they have not try wantc nay resent
,,tDn, Dut - much a. 70 seriously cmeaIf''' th-
~G Al, na @' c an pian asrr"..,1S Work ~ c,i.
t@ts rur4 l~aits.. b. doIot that the o r
ani,si "a ai. and sce@@p. mora, reform win
t ny Dr. r."s s.I Ma =. IL TSS TN.
who're ,,.,rm Of ou,-.to.hou's station b, mem
.ymptihy lad maa.iei there he said BY to LomAn
The s' Or a f. 1sn1 a,S r.
o. -, ,oa rh'oh The charen., navo moved
Dr DANIEL Gr .h4m Of pha We N account o, the
among he B.pt.t scots Of var ~,
na9rs Al. tho country. aud especially IN tho
.' .S s': Gas s Ss l20" H. N'A"'' Of A'
ACrrOV OF THE EASEBtLL CONVENTION
! Cf~cixS,ri De-. . typ,ciH-It fouui lats To-
n,ht that IN. bsine.,s the bas ball convention could
no, concluded and the ssson Will last over to NOR
row.
pleasing feature has been tho harmonious rsana-r IN
which the clubs Of all the organizations have worked
together Tho amendment 10 section II ~ the conSttu
tou .hich refers 10 the admission 10 the games Of the
Asocltlon increases the prcs to hfy cents u Pha-
d,lphia the League club charges twenty-five cents al
pi,slon Tho Philadelphia League club Will now he
forced Ia Increase price 20 nty cents and then both
tho Quaker city clubs will charge thu same nmosnt.
Tho scorer, convention alss success to-day and
the baseball Reporters, Association OF the United states
- anla AL ~ al
pre .d- u IIeary Chadwick vice roSldenf, George =
sackhsuso secretary aud John H. Mandiso treasurer.
Tho pre- aHd secretary then attended the confer
ence OF the club and demanded formal irco:si-
tsn After long debate II was granted, and the ne
.rr4nizatlsa was invited send delegates ~ all tho
futufo baseball meetings. Tho object OF The Scorers
League 1. to as,t the managers IN making the scoring
AMI pla wing rule, form and easily understood